CT Special Forces GBA

The CT Special Forces is an extremely easy to use classic shooter. The main character, as in typical platformers, is observed from the side, although there were also additional stages, in which the camera changes its position. The actual gameplay resembles such games as Metal Slug. LSP studio is responsible for preparing this game. At the same time it is worth mentioning that CT Special Forces has been officially continued for two years. This game was also released for the first generation of the PlayStation at a later date.

In the course of the game, we take control of one of the three members of the title anti-terrorism unit. Unfortunately, we cannot personally choose a character because each of the soldiers has been assigned to a specific type of mission. Heavy weapon expert appears in the above mentioned levels, where we constantly move to the right side of the screen. Along the way, of course, we fall into the hands of terrorists, who must be dealt with. However, this is not the end of the game, because in many situations you have to deal with various types of dams. A controlled character can lift, among other things, a hook with a line to get into seemingly inaccessible shelves. From time to time we also have to deal with bosses, which are of course more resistant to the player's attacks.

The second type of levels is related to the pilot character. We are at the helm of a military helicopter. In this case we move upwards. The game brings to mind such classics as River Raid. The player's task is to eliminate encountered objects - SAM towers or tanks. The last type of tasks are sniper missions. These are more complex mini-games than fully-fledged levels. The game is unfortunately very short. However, with help come higher difficulty levels and multiplayer for two people. Visually, the game looks at least good. On the screen we can see spectacular explosions. The animation of the units was also presented very nicely.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007